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AT 7A~1835 SF 69/35 3 ra cardboard boxes, which he was going to use to pack some items at his residence. He proceeded back from Bolton Road and James Jackson Parkway on James Jackson Parkway towards the bridge. As he passed the same gravelled parking area where he had initially stopped to check the telephone number, he noticed a vehicle pulling out from the general area of the store with its lights on. He believed that this was a blue Pontiac and it fell in behind him immediately. He continued to drive across the bridge. The total time it took him to drive from the first stopping point on the gravelled parking area to the Starvin Marvin and back again was two minutes. He continued to cross over the bridge for a second time, headed back towards r-285 and entered that road in a southerly direction. A short distance after he entered I-285, he was stopped by officers of the Atlanta Police Department and Agents of the Pederal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). He recalls that while proceeding towards the James Jackson bridge in a southerly direction, there were several additional vehicles in the vicinity. There were a total of four vehicles, including his own, which crossed the bridge in the span of time of a minute or two. The first vehicle was a brown Toyota with a CB (Citizens Band) antenna on the back. This vehicle had passed him earlier on South Cobb Drive and proceeded at a high rate of speed across the James Jackson bridge. The second vehicle was an El Camino, being white in color, with a camper-top back. The camper back was only big enough to lie down in-and was con- structed in contour with the passenger compartment. The rear windows of the camper were more round than rectangle. It was driven by a white male with shoulder~length hair, wearing a blue cap, Fe anpeared to have been a big man, and Williams could not describe him further. This vehicle was only a short distance in front of him as he (Williams) crossed the bridge. However, when he (Williams) arrived at the intersection of Bolton Road and James Jackson Parkway, he did not see this vehicle again, as it apparently continued Straight across on James Jackson Parkway. Vehicle number four, which was behind him, was the same description as 076 eli